The flagship test: Governing Africa's oil and gas megaprojects for lasting value

Why this webinar matters

Africa’s flagship oil and gas projects are reshaping national economies, regional energy systems and global supply routes. Mozambique LNG exceeds $20 billion, EACOP mobilises around $5 billion, and Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) has made Senegal and Mauritania LNG exporters.

But scale alone does not guarantee transformation. Mozambique LNG’s force majeure and 2026 restart show how fragile these megaprojects can be, and how costly a pause becomes. EACOP’s pivot to African financing after Western banks pulled out raises the defining question of the decade: can African capital itself carry these projects forward?

What you’ll gain

– Strategic insights into the governance choices that determine whether megaprojects create lasting national value or short-lived export windfalls
– How governments, investors and operators can manage security risks, cost overruns and disruption while keeping major projects bankable
– How African and international capital can share risk, strengthen transparency and finance infrastructure for long-term industrial development

Join the conversation on who finances, governs and ultimately benefits from Africa’s largest oil and gas investments. Secure your seat today.